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Chief among them is how fractured this engagement has become.
By refusing to negotiate directly with the North after it was found to be in noncompliance with this accord, the Bush administration has rightly fractured this consensus.
Excepting the facts that the title is absurd and the premise conceptually fractured, this is a fine little book: a collection of starry-eyed portraits of environmentalists who have devoted their lives and/or fortunes to saving the Earth.
At a coffee shop in Little Havana, at a cab company in Liberty City and in between games of canasta at a retirement community in Delray Beach, black, Jewish and Hispanic voters who rarely agree on much agreed on at least one thing today: the racial and ethnic undertones of the election chaos show just how fractured this highly diverse part of the country can be.
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In one of his great quotes, Wenger predicted the problems that would ultimately fracture this great footballing relationship.
Does the Republican Party have the ability to fracture this new Democratic coalition?
Advancing technology, though, began to fracture this identity and the broader Stickiness Principle.
They have been joined by the anachronistic smiles of wedding photos and ID pictures - a glimpse into the huge web of lives brutally fractured this week.
We are fractured, and this is particularly true in cities.
The medial hallucal sesamoid is also fractured in this patient.
Next, the bone was manually fractured at this level.
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